I just upgraded this system, and I *just* ran "fixfiles onboot" (with "rw enforcing=0" as kernel options, because in ro it doesn't work at all and in enforcing mode there were some errors). See attached. -Robin
Created attachment 653654 [details] AVCs on boot
Any idea why jockey needs mknod capability? Do you know which a special file is created?
I'm confused; I don't know what jockey is, and I don't see anything about mknod in what I posted. -Robin
He is asking about a different bugzilla. It looks like /home directory is mislabeled. restorecon -R -v /home Should fix, Did the machine relabel at boot?
(In reply to comment #3) > I'm confused; I don't know what jockey is, and I don't see anything about > mknod in what I posted. > > -Robin Ah I apologize. Yes it was for a different bugzilla.
Daniel: As I said in the initial comment, it had just done a complete relabel. Running the restorecon did nothing interesting. I can't reboot any time soon to test it, though. -_- Sorry about that. If it's not freaking you guys out, feel free to close, it was just an FYI. -Robin
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